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Jake Reiner just did something most people in his position never find the courage to do. Four months after his parents, Rob and Michele Reiner, were found stabbed to death in their Brentwood home, he wrote about it — publicly, personally, and without a filter. He called it his living Read more…
Burn the Cabbage Patch dolls. Destroy the rock music. Pray away the depression. Investigate the sins of your adopted child’s birth parents. This was the health and science education inside the Wisdom Booklets and IBLP’s companion medical pamphlets — the same curriculum the Duggar family used. The Medical Training Institute Read more…
For months, the autopsy was sealed. Three grand juries were convened in secret. And for nearly a year after Celeste Rivas Hernandez was last seen alive, the man prosecutors say is responsible for her death allegedly toured the country while her remains were reportedly hidden inside his vehicle. The singer Read more…
Nick Reiner is being held without bail at Twin Towers Correctional Facility after allegedly stabbing both his parents — director Rob Reiner and photographer-producer Michele Singer Reiner — inside their Brentwood home. He’s pled not guilty to two counts of first-degree murder with special circumstances. His original defense attorney withdrew Read more…
Sandra Birchmore wanted to be a cop. She walked into the Stoughton Police Explorers program at twelve years old full of admiration for the badge, looking for belonging, looking for guidance, looking for the kind of structure her difficult childhood hadn’t provided. What she found instead were predators wearing uniforms. Read more…
Two cases. Two victims. And an identical question at the center of both: where were the adults? The unsealed autopsy of fourteen-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez documents two stab wounds, a perforated liver, severed limbs with trace evidence embedded in the cut surfaces, and drugs in the system of a child Read more…
The Duggar family built a public brand on faith, discipline, and devotion. Behind that brand, according to Amy Duggar King, operated a system of control, suppression, and silence that stretches back three generations — to a man the family decided never existed. Amy is Jim Bob Duggar’s niece. In her Read more…
There is a gap in the Anna Kepner case that gets wider every time new information comes out. Prosecutors filed documents stating Timothy Hudson acted “without any warning” and despite an “apparent supportive family environment.” The public record increasingly contradicts both of those characterizations. Anna Kepner was eighteen, a senior Read more…
Asa Ellerup heard her ex-husband confess to killing eight women. She heard him describe which ones he strangled in their basement, which ones he dismembered, and how he planned every murder except one while she and their children were out of town. She visited him in jail twelve times after Read more…
Imagine being eight years old and being asked to calculate the circumference of Nineveh using pi — from a pamphlet built around a Bible verse about mourning. No teacher. No textbook. No classmate to compare notes with. Just the pamphlet, the Bible, and a mother who was told this was Read more…